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Package pixl-cms
Short Description A lightweight CMS powered by Markdown and Nachos
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pixl-cms
A lightweight CMS API powered by Markdown and Nachos
Installation
Option 1 (recommended): Composer
The best way to add this to your project is by installing it through composer: composer require pixlmint/pixl-cms
Option 2
It's also possible to manually include the cms' source code in your project
For that to work you'll still need to have composer working on your site. In your composer.json, under autoload > psr-4 add "PixlMint\\CMS\\": "path/to/cms/src"
-The important part being the part before the colon, as otherwise the CMS code won't work
Once you're ready to get to work you'll have to execute composer dump-autoload
Finally (either way)
Then create a index.php file at the root of your website:
Here is a basic .htaccess configuration for hosting your site using Apache
And that's it! You now have a powerful CMS API at your fingertips.
API Documentation
View the full API documentation here: PixlCms Documentation
Plugins
Plugins are a great way to extend the functionality of the base CMS to your specific needs.
First Party Plugins
pixl-wiki
pixl-journal
pixl-media
A powerful Plugin that adds routes for media upload (images and videos) and automatically scales them
PixlMint Media Plugin GitHub Page
Configuration
name
The Name of the plugin. If install_method is set to sourcecode, this needs to be the folder name within the plugins directory.
*install_method
A string which defines the method in which the plugin was installed. The available options are:
composer- If the plugin is installed as a composer plugin.sourcecode- The plugin is located in the/pluginsdirectory.
enabled
Whether the plugin is enabled. Defaults to true. If it's set to false, the cms won't load anything from the plugin.
config
The Plugin configuration - the best practice is to just require_once the plugins config.php file.
Example Configuration
Plugin Development
The best way to start developing plugins is to take a look at one of my first-party plugins.
CMS Configuration
Since PixlCMS is built with the Nacho Framework so for full configuration info look at the Nacho Wiki
Setting a custom Frontend Controller
The Frontend Controller is the Controller that handles all routes that don't point to an actual file (like an image/ video), and that don't start with /api.
- Type:
string - Default:
None - Config:
base > frontendController
Enable debug mode
Debug mode makes it easier to develop plugins by printing out full PHP errors
- Type:
boolean - Default:
false - config:
base > debugEnabled
